National Plant Protection Office Sierra Leone, West Africa is the government parastatal whose responsibility is to assure the quality of agricultural inputs and produce to prevent adverse impacts on the economy, the environment, and human health.
NPPO was first established under the State Corporations Act in 1996 and later formed under the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service Act 2012 and its mission is to provide a science-based regulatory service by assuring plant health, quality of agricultural inputs and produce for food security, globally competitive agriculture, and sustainable development.
The Government of Sierra Leone, through the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), is implementing the Sierra Leone Agro-processing Competitiveness Project with financing from the
The Minister of Agriculture in Sierra Leone Hon Abu Bakarr Karim was among the other Ministers that launched the second phase of the WAVE project
The SyRIMAO Project in Sierra Leone was launched by the Minister of Agriculture Hon Abu Bakarr Karim….In his statement he mentioned that the project was
The Ministry of Agriculture through the Plant Protection was supported with a Technical Cooperation Program by the Food and Agriculture Organization to develop and validate
The Ministry of Agriculture through the Plant Protection was supported with a Technical Cooperation Program by the Food and Agriculture Organization to develop and validate
This was established in 2020 at the Njala University, Njala Campus Moyamba with funding from EU through the Boosting Agriculture and Food Security (BAFS) Project.
This PHRC application form must be sent to the Sierra Leone Crop Protection Service (SLCPS) at least five working days before the consignment arrives in the country. The form must be e-mailed to the Sierra Leone Crop Protection Service using the e-mail address cropprotection@maf.gov.sl
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This PHRC application form must be sent to the Sierra Leone Crop Protection Service (SLCPS) at least five working days before the consignment arrives in the country. The form must be e-mailed to the Sierra Leone Crop Protection Service using the e-mail address cropprotection@maf.gov.sl
National Plant Protection Office Sierra Leone, West Africa is the government parastatal whose responsibility is to assure the quality of agricultural inputs and produce to prevent adverse impacts on the economy, the environment, and human health.
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